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  Ms. Stephanie M. D'Aigle   
  South Shore of Lake Superior US  
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Art: Textured Red Spiral Bracelet  by Artist Stephanie M. D'Aigle
"Textured Red Spiral Bracelet "
Stephanie M. D'Aigle

Art: Starfish In The Sun by Artist Stephanie M. D'Aigle
"Starfish In The Sun"
Stephanie M. D'Aigle

Art: Copper Lovers Necklace by Artist Stephanie M. D'Aigle
"Copper Lovers Necklace"
Stephanie M. D'Aigle

Art: Turquoise Sea Spirals necklace by Artist Stephanie M. D'Aigle
"Turquoise Sea Spirals necklace"
Stephanie M. D'Aigle

Art: Assorted Stones necklace With Poodle Pendant by Artist Stephanie M. D'Aigle
"Assorted Stones necklace With Poodle Pendant"
Stephanie M. D'Aigle

"Turquoise Sea Spirals necklace"

Art: Turquoise Sea Spirals necklace by Artist Stephanie M. D'Aigle
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beaded spiral
  
 
 

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lampwork seashells
  
 
 

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sterling clasp
  
 
 
Media:  lampwork glass beads, seed beads, sterling
Dimensions:  25 1/2 inches long
Date of Work:  08/08

A 9 inch long dutch spiral hangs beautifully from handcrafted glass seashells, which are accented by turquoise stones with swarovski crystals and sterling silver spacers throughout. A beautiful hammered sterling toggle completes the piece. The lampwork glass seashells were lovingly made by me, in my studio. I took them from the flame of the torch and put them directly into a kiln where they were properly annealed for strength and durability.


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